Photograph - Remnant photographs removed from an illuminated address / photo montage, J.H. Stewart Dec, E.E.M.P.C.C

Historical information

It is unknown what E.E.M.P.C.C. stands for. Possibly an Eaglehawk Cricket Club.
These types of 'thank you' photographic artworks were popular during the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Physical description

Four gelatin silver photographs removed from original window mount / artwork. Photographs are portraits of three young men and one older man. These were originally part of a photomontage dedicated to Mr G. T. Hill / Instructor 1911. The original work had a grey / blue mount which included hand drawn decorations around each of the photographs and text; E.E.M.P.C.C. / Mr G. T. Hill / Instructor 1911 / For Five Years Valuable Service.
Photographs are still attached to backing card and are in poor condition.

Inscriptions & markings

Reverse.
Photograph 1. A.B. Hogg Pres.
Photograph 2. H.H. Holt Capt.
Photograph 3. W.R. Walker Sec.
Photograph 4 R. Harris as Sec.

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